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crazybigdan
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Comment #26635292
For what it is worth, I have found that the STUN protocol is also an option for discovering this sort of information. There are lists of public stun servers out there [0]. Finding …
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Comment #23192246
Awesome to see what other people have been doing. I have been getting more familiar with common-lisp and emacs / slime. Specifically using those tools to build a website to track t…
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Comment #21345554
I've tried the IntelliJ vim plugin and it was lacking some features that I use regularly (I forget exactly what at the moment. Registers? the 'q:' menu? folds? quite a few plugins …
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Comment #21181524
I really like perl. I started writing it in my university for sys/admin stuff and then went down the rabbit hole and investigated most of the nooks and crannies of the language. I …
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Comment #18188485
http://lpn.swi-prolog.org/lpnpage.php?pageid=online ^^ I found to be very helpful in learning enough of Prolog to make a bracket for the 2018 World Cup
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Comment #18005923
my understanding is your politeness would be interpreted in essence as saying that the issues are subjective rather then objective. when later in the process this is revealed to no…
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Comment #15248252
You can also use M-? to list all the files. So typing 'rm foo * ' and pressing Alt-? (on non-OSX computers) will give you a list of what your wildcard would expand to. M- * does th…
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Comment #14539570
I think this is right on. I listen to quite a bit of music and I have said several times to friends something like "I could spend the rest of my life listening to music released be…
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Comment #14238124
Carter had a background in engineering if I recall.
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Comment #13969091
The Once and Future King by T H White is likely my favorite fictional book. A modern (1940s) retelling of Arthurian legend, it really struck me in how it was able to captivate my i…
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Comment #13172093
Wouldn't that make insurance cheaper for autonomous cars and more expensive for human-driven cars since humans would be more of a liability behind the wheel?